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I would generally suggest the Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN)'s resources page since I don't know specifically what you're looking for. As a side note, a
by SolaceQuantum 7y ago
I would generally suggest the Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN)'s resources page since I don't know specifically what you're looking for.
As a side note, and I assume you already know this but I'd like for it to be stated often enough such that it is widepsreadly known: Depending on the age of your daughter, I understand it is significantly important that she be diagnosed officially or ruled out of autism as early as reasonable. If she has autism, an official diagnosis is one of the only ways to recieve appropriate educational/occupational support as she goes through public/private schooling and higher education which would greatly improve chances of being able to comply with societal standards for productive membership.
- rbavocadotree 7y agoCorrect. And all research points towards the earlier she gets support the better. Early meaning by 18 months or so.
- jaf656s 7y agoThere are also a lot of resources for therapy for young children if they are diagnosed early. In California, you can start receiving state funded therapy at 18 months.